The 5-Minute Trick That Could Add Thousands to Your Home Value.

It is hard to give an exact figure on the expected return on investment for property styling as its hard to compare an exact property with and without furniture, however, MMJ Wollongong recently did just that and proved how much first impressions really count.

Today's Financial Review housed an opinion - "Five reasons the RBA definitely shouldn't cut rates." and it got me thinking, who wouldn't want to cut rates? What's the downside?

This is literally the number one question on everyone's list that is looking at property today, and despite all the doom and gloom of the media there are some ups to a changing market.

We’re all familiar with the adage “money can’t buy style”, and more than likely you’ve seen the evidence at any televised red carpet shindig. Well, it’s just as true for renovations as it is for fashion. There are times when a incredibly expensive renovation can look disastrous, and a cheaper renovation can look fantastic.

With the prices in the residential market calming down in the major capitals and most regional areas how do you sell in an easing market? How do you still get top dollar? Or do you sit and wait?